New Idea For NATO Is Missing
Secretary of State Dulles failed to find a bold new idea for the Paris summit, leaving NATO likely to focus on military gains. U.S. policy aims to base intermediate range missiles in Western Europe, stockpile nuclear weapons under American custody, pool science, and boost political consultation, but no radical political shift is planned.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Paris
United States
NATO
Europe
U.S
Randolph Burgess
West
of Dulles
Storms Ravage Colorado and Wyoming cause deaths and damage
A fierce storm from the Canadian Pacific swept through Colorado and Wyoming on Saturday with blizzard conditions and gusts up to 72 mph. The weather destroyed windows, toppled trees, overturned light aircraft, damaged decorations, and cut TV antennas while two people died and the region faced widespread destruction.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Wyoming
Canadian Pacific
Texas Panhandle
North Platte
Neb
Goodland
Kan
Pueblo
Colo
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Denver
SAC Will Get More Money
Washington reports the Strategic Air Force faces a likely boost in defense spending with a two billion dollar rise eyed for next year. SAC seeks funds for missiles and long range aircraft, though lawmakers doubt half the request will be granted. Senator Robertson notes SAC gains from Congress as ICBM development lags.
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Washington
Strategic Air Force
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Senate Appropriations Committee
Air Force
Eisenhower
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Congress
U.S
Russia
Tito Refuses Further U S Military Aid to Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports Tito told U S Ambassador James Riddleberger the aid is declined due to recurring criticisms by Washington. The move follows a pattern of reevaluation since Yugoslavia drew closer to the Soviet Union, with Moscow talks and Bolshevik anniversary celebrations influencing policy.
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Yugoslavia
U. S
Tito
James Riddleberger
Cision
United States
Speepoens
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Central Committee of
Communist Party
Moscow
Three Held Prisoner By Gunmen In Rural Marion Capture
In Marion Indiana a gunman captive held two women and a man at a rural home Friday night. A second gunman drove a store manager to Pearson's Furniture Store to rob a safe of several hundred dollars. Ted Edwards, manager for 10 years, was told to hurry or they would be dead. The abductors left in Edwards' car after tying Mrs Edwards and guests Mrs Hubert Foblis and her husband.
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Marion
Ind
Ted Edwards
Pearson
Ewards
Edwards
Three Clevelanders Charged With Grand Larceny
In Columbus Municipal Court three Cleveland residents faced grand larceny charges for shoplifting $1,100 in merchandise from three downtown stores. Bondon Willie Williams 24 Shirley J Williams 23 and Lillian E Taylor 33 had bonds set at $18 000 each and the case was continued to December 10.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bondon Willie Williams
Shirley J. Wiliams
Lillian E. Taylor
Indonesians Seize Three Banks Amid Dutch Firm Takeovers
Communist led unions claim control of three large Dutch banks in Sumatra as Indonesia's military seizes Dutch property to prevent nationalization. Officials warn of broader Dutch asset seizures while diplomatic ties threaten breakdown. About 6,000 Dutch nationals evacuated with few belongings as homes and enterprises are repurposed.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
P.I.A
Roger Gintings
Gintings
Republic of Indonesia
Netherlands
Man Returned From Ohio Faces Charges in Maine
Dana B. McKenney, 30, of Girard Ohio, was brought back to Portland Maine to face aggravated assault charges after allegedly stabbing Henry R Smith 52 and Stanwood Malloy 56 on November 2 in his wife Florence's home. He allegedly held a knife to his wife's throat as the dispute occurred.
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Portland
Maine
McDonald
Ohio
Dana B. McKenney
Girard
Henry R Smith
Stanwood Malloy
Florence
McKenney
British Troops Protect British Honduras Amid Political Turmoil
British forces arrived to reinforce Belize as Belizean leader George Price faces removal after a House of Commons claim he discussed joining Guatemala. Some 700 Worcestershire troops sailed from Bermuda while others flew in to bolster the colony amid oil and independence tensions.
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British Honduras
Bermuda
Guatemala
Colin Hardwick Thornley
House of Commons
George Price
People’s United Party
PUP
Mexico
Hon
Britain
Price
Gov. Thornley
Legislative Council
Sputnik Fragment Reported In Alaska And U S
London Moscow Radio said fragments of Sputnik I fell in Alaska and along the American west coast. Khrushchev accused the United States of mishandling a fragment. The U S Army at er banks Alaska believed a fragment fell 100 miles south of Fairbanks, with no find reported. Smithsonian Observatory noted observations in the South Pacific.
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London
Moscow
Alaska
America
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
U. S. Army
Erbanks
Unionists oppose secret balloting in unions
AFL-CIO sources opposed President Eisenhower’s proposal to require secret ballot elections for union officers. They favor improved democratic processes but call it big brother to have the government decide how unions conduct elections. They support safeguards for union funds and federal prosecutions for mismanagement while resisting stricter picketing limits and expanded state court jurisdiction.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Congress
Labor
Mitchell
Yers
Seballot
Eisenhowser
Dynamiting Tied to Probers During Teamsters Probe
Knoxville grocer B. B. Powers testified Saturday that his store was dynamited during a Teamsters strike last year but no arrests or grand jury action followed. He named two witnesses, and Knoxville District Attorney Hal H. Clements denied a political coverup. The hearing, led by Senator McClellan, cited alleged organized terrorism by the Teamsters in Tennessee and the South, and Powers recalled a warning from Teamsters Local 621 president W. J. Reynolds.
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Washington
Knoxville
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Special Committee
McClellan
Tennessee
Southern
Powers
W. J. Reynolds
Teamsters Local 621
Reynolds
Queen's Aide Named To Cincinnati U
Dr. Charles E. Raven, personal chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II and former vice chancellor of Cambridge University, will become visiting professor of the philosophy of science at University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in March, the university announced Saturday.
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Cincinnati
Charles E. Raven
lQueen Elizabeth
England
Cambridge University
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Todays Chuckle Harried mother and a sharp remark
A mother placing her 4 year old on a stool declares the child naughty. The child fires back that if Daddy had known she would act this way he would not have married him.
Kiss Tragedy After Car Wreck In San Antonio
Arlen Craig Williams 27 and his wife Lois Ann 24 of San Antonio were treated at Santa Rosa hospital after a kiss from his wife caused him to miss a curve and hit a utility pole. Both sustained head injuries and lacerations.
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San Antonio
Tex
Arlen Craig Williams
Williams
Lois Ann
Santa Rosa Hospital
Eisenhower Receives Preliminary Vanguard Report
President Eisenhower, in Gettysburg, received a short preliminary Pentagon report on the Vanguard launcher explosion. Officials say lack of thrust in the first stage caused the failure, with one or two security details not made public. A full report is expected next week after the President’s return to the White House.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Special
Pentagon
Vanguard
White House
James C.hagerty
Washington
Hagerty
Monoxide Poisoning Suspected in Columbus Death
Coroner Dr. Robert A. Evans said carbon monoxide poisoning may have caused the death of Bennie Douglas, about 40, found dead Saturday in his room. A blood test was awaited Monday as firemen reported an unvented heater in the room.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Evans
Bennie Douglas
Dougllas
New Engraving Plant Opens to Public Wednesday
Fred Yoder leads a local business venture as a new engraving plant here opens to the public on Wednesday. A Lincoln School fifth grade class, guided by a starry eyed teacher, has impressed officials at Miami University with their astronomy progress. The St Lawrence Seaway project nears completion, promising a stronger north coast for the United States and a larger Great Lakes region impact in a three part series on page 32.
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Fred Yoder
America
Lincoln School
Miami University
ST. Lawrence Seaway
U. S
North Coast
Great Lakes Area
Missile Short Of Target as Vanguard Effort Resumes
Cape Canaveral reports show the Vanguard program paused after a launch failure while officials limit publicity. The Thor rocket test over the Atlantic landed short of its intended area though deemed a successful flight with possible new guidance. Army Jupiter C plans to launch a satellite with dates kept secret. Maj. Gen. Medaris declined to speak ahead of orders.
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Fla
United States
Vanguard
Air Force
Atlantic
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Washington
Thor
B.sose
U. S
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Eisenhower
Navy
John B. Medaris
Army
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
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